Rescue of the Squalus remembered on 25th anniversary
PORTSMOUTH New Hampshire 25 years ago next Saturday the submarine Squalus sank after a dive while 26 men were trapped dying and 33 survived in a dramatic rescue. The Falcon lowered a diving bell and all survivors were saved within 29 hours. The Squalus was raised renamed Sailfish and went on to fame earning the Presidential Unit Citation.
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Portsmouth
N.H
New Hampshire
Gerald C. Moe Lees
Oliver F. Naquin
Sculpin
McLees
Allen R. McCann
Navy
Falcon
Isles of Shoals
Martin Sibitzky
North Atlantic
Sailfish
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
Prien
Squalus
Submarine Service Veterans Organization
Colombia Hunts Bandits as Guerrilla War Spreads Across Nation
In Colombia the army abandons conventional tactics and uses guerrilla methods to end la violencia. Tarzan, the most wanted outlaw, was killed in a mountain ravine last month. At the peak in 1958, about 100000 bandits terrorized the country, with thousands of victims. The code of honor crumbles as Sangrenegra was turned in by his brother for a monetary reward.
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Bogota
UPI
Colombia
Tarzan
Campesino
Sangrenegra
Caroline Kennedy to attend Stone Ridge private school
Caroline Kennedy will enter Stone Ridge a private Catholic girls school in Bethesda Maryland this fall to begin second grade. Pamela Turnure says the move aligns with family tradition and President Kennedy’s wishes. John Jr. will join her in a planned play group run by Alice Grimes with classes ending at the White House school by June.
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Washington
UPS
Caroline Kennedy
Stone Ridge
Bethesda
John F. Kennedy
Pamela Turnure
Caroline
Country Day School of the Sacred Heart
White House
Sacred Heart College
Manhattanville
N.Y
Maria Shriver
Kathleen
Courtney Kennedy
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Father's Day Drives Neckwear Sales Across Nation
UPI reports a busy neckwear market ahead of Father's Day with 11 percent of the year's ties expected to be bought by then. Industry sources project 1964 tie sales surpassing 236 million dollars, up five percent from last year as consumer income rises. Designers and makers such as Fabiani and Dior shape fashion while midrange ties remain dominant. affordable $1 and under ties account for 65 percent of purchases.
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New York
UPI
Father
B.V.D. Company
N’s
Fabiani, Inc
B. W. Mayer & Cohan, Ltd
Mr. John
Dior
Oleg Cassini
Manemade
Dacron
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Alfred G. Prien
Lloyd Maneess
Maness
Columbia
Alberto Lleras Camargo
Alberto Ruiz Novoa
Daigneaults
Irving Daigneault
Mary Lou
R.N
West Coast
Lincoln
Neb
Los Angeles
California
Daigneault
Fort Riley
Kan
George Preuss
Lafayette
Jay and
Lionel Hebert
Catholic Girl’s School
John Jr
Alice Grimes
Providence, R.I
Bennington
Atkins
Jewelers
Gorham
Georgetown
Sion
Oceane
Westclox
Moonbeam Nite-lite
Flteins
Main St
By Jesse Bogue
San Francisco
API
Morey W. McDaniel
Palo Alto
Calif
California Public Utilities Commission
Pacific Telephone
McDaniel
Baby Perfect Fashions
A. Carter
B. Carter
C. Carter
Cotionav Lenteres
Cartergan
Carter
Jamakins
Union St
Nichols
Vogues
Hotel Putnam
Bennington, VI
Colonial Shopping Ctr
Williamstown, Mass
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